Delete Delete is a very interesting and fitting sweeper for an artifact-based aggressive deck
The super-speedy hedgehog has captivated fans for decades
Raw power counts, value counts, uniqueness counts - and so does being cool
While it has frequently been maindecked, its also been a popular sideboard card, perfect for grinding out attrition-based post-sideboard games, such as the Kithkin deck Cedric Phillips piloted to a top 8 finish in PT Kyoto 2009: Creatures (20) Planeswalkers (4) Lands (25) Spells (11) Sideboard Nowadays, the idea of aggro decks slowing down and going bigger after sideboarding is commonplace, but Cedrics use of it here was especially futuristic for that time period
Perhaps two new rarities will add a bit of diversity to pulls, and make buying booster packs over just the singles for the in-vogue cards actually worthwhile
These cards are playable in Magic: The Gathering FINAL FANTASY Draft and Sealed when opened from Play Boosters